Dear support,
We face an issue with the user redirection URL once we select to visit a user.
For example please click to visit all the blogs of the user "Μάριος" in the following link (you can see the attached photo for help as well):
http://www.penaltara.com/blog/blogger?search=%CE%BC%CE%AC%CF%81%CE%B9%CE%BF%CF%82
Once you click you will be redirected to the user "marios1" and not to the user "Μάριος", as per what the selection you click indicates.
In addition, we faced the same problem in the past. But back then, this problem was faced in the EasySocial (not EasyBlog as above), between the user "andreas" and "andreasko". We were clicking on the name of the user "andreas" and we were being redirected to the profile page of the user "andreasko" instead. We could not reproduce the issue today, but it was the same problem as with the one presented above for EasyBlog.
This issue can be a one-off problem with the mixing up of the URLs as it is a rare problem, please let us know if our understanding is correct. Any ideas how we can avoid it in the future?
Regards,
We face an issue with the user redirection URL once we select to visit a user.
For example please click to visit all the blogs of the user "Μάριος" in the following link (you can see the attached photo for help as well):
http://www.penaltara.com/blog/blogger?search=%CE%BC%CE%AC%CF%81%CE%B9%CE%BF%CF%82
Once you click you will be redirected to the user "marios1" and not to the user "Μάριος", as per what the selection you click indicates.
In addition, we faced the same problem in the past. But back then, this problem was faced in the EasySocial (not EasyBlog as above), between the user "andreas" and "andreasko". We were clicking on the name of the user "andreas" and we were being redirected to the profile page of the user "andreasko" instead. We could not reproduce the issue today, but it was the same problem as with the one presented above for EasyBlog.
This issue can be a one-off problem with the mixing up of the URLs as it is a rare problem, please let us know if our understanding is correct. Any ideas how we can avoid it in the future?
Regards,